Heya! does anyone have any ufufys for sale, thanks! ☆

They have these Disney Ufufy shorts on Youtube where they looked like they were painted with watercolors, one of them has Mickey & Minnie Mouse and umbrellas.

Do they play these on Disney Junior (which is like the Disney Channel's answer to Nick Jr.?). They should! They're very adorable and wholesome.

Don't they also play Disney Tsum Tsum shorts on Disney Junior?

I finally went to check them out today and noticed neither smelled, which I found odd. Also, the bigger ones were amazingly fluffy! Omg!

Hey Reddit,

As you may have already heard, on July 12th major websites and Internet users are coming together for an Internet-Wide day of action to defend net neutrality (in the tradition of the SOPA Blackout and the Internet Slowdown.) More than 30 subreddits have already announced that they will join the effort, including /r/Music, /r/EarthPorn, /r/Futurology, /r/listentothis, /r/Creepy, /r/pcmasterrace, and /r/youtube. Many subreddits have stickied posts to announce their participation and help spread the word.

Right now, the FCC is planning to dismantle Title II net neutrality protections that prevent companies like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T from controlling what Internet users can see by throttling, blocking, and censoring sites and apps, or charging special fees that get passed along to consumers. Big Cable companies are pouring a ton of money into lobbying, misleading ads, and astroturf campaigns in an attempt to confuse the public. If they succeed, the Internet will never be the same.

###Let’s have a conversation about how we as redditors can organize together for July 12th to make sure that decision-makers in Washington, DC listen to real Internet users, not just telecom lobbyists. There are many ways reddit, and redditors can get involved

Reddit itself has agreed to participate in the day of action along with popular sites like Amazon, Etsy, Kickstarter, Vimeo, GitHub, and Mozilla. This is going to be big.

There’s so much we can do together, from flooding the FCC and Congress with comments and phone calls to organizing in-person redditor meetings with our lawmakers. Learn more about the day of action at Battle for the Net and let’s discuss in the comments.

Mod Note: Thread reposted from /r/Technology